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• Inflation Holds Steady at 2.4% in February as US Stocks Open With Caution on Geopolitical Risks March 11, 2026
  U.S. stocks opened cautiously Wednesday morning after fresh inflation data showed consumer prices rising at a steady pace in February, offering investors some relief while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East kept energy markets and risk assets on edge. February CPI Confirms Cooling Inflation While Energy Markets Spike on Middle East Conflict The February Consumer […]
  Jamie Redman
• Bitcoin Diverges From Global Prices in South Korea — Third Major Discount Since FTX March 11, 2026
  With bitcoin trading between $65,962 and $73,669 this week, market data shows South Korea posted its deepest discount to global prices since December 2024. Rare Bitcoin Discount Hits South Korea — Only Three Such Events Since 2022 Bitcoin is trading at a discount in South Korea, as metrics collected at 7 p.m. EST Tuesday show […]
  Jamie Redman
• Stocks Fall Across Wall Street as Iran War Risks Lift Oil and Trigger Risk-off Trading March 9, 2026
  U.S. stocks slid Monday afternoon as rising tensions in the Middle East rattled markets and sent energy prices climbing, pushing investors toward caution and leaving most major indexes in the red. U.S. Markets Slide While Bitcoin Rises as Iran Conflict and Oil Spike Roil Global Investors Wall Street was broadly lower as of about 2:30 […]
  Jamie Redman
• Bitcoin ETF Rally Pauses as $228 Million Outflow Hits Market March 6, 2026
  After three days of strong inflows, crypto ETFs cooled off on Thursday, with bitcoin funds posting a $228 million outflow. Ether, XRP, and solana ETFs also ended the day in the red, signaling a broad market pause. Crypto ETFs Turn Red: Bitcoin Loses $228 Million, Ether Drops $91 Million Momentum in the crypto ETF market […]
  Emmanuel Musa
• US Equity Markets Fall as Iran Tensions Trigger Oil Rally and Risk-off Trading March 5, 2026
  U.S. stocks turned sharply lower Thursday, March 5, 2026, as escalating Middle East tensions and a spike in oil prices rattled investors and pushed major benchmarks firmly into the red. Oil Rally and Global Conflict Jitters Send Wall Street Lower The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 948 points, or roughly 1.95%, trading near 47,790 […]
  Jamie Redman